New national body for Maori visual art Maori art educators and curators are to form a new national body to advance the development of contemporary Maori visual arts.
re:Play is an exhibition which explores the world of the computer game. One of the most popular forms of entertainment in contemporary culture is the computer game. re:Play considers how gaming has…
From 14 February until 14 March 2004, Fringe NZ releases the most concentrated mix of new talent in all media in Wellington - four intoxicating weeks of pure fringe innovation and creative genius.
The largest Museum redevelopment project in the Southern Hemisphere gets underway this week when the Honourable Judith Tizard, along with the mayors of Auckland, get behind the wheel of a digger in…
We are after any NZ artists, illustrators, musicians, sculptors, performers etc for a collective portfolio to go out to 300 Japanese design/media firms, magazines, labels etc.
Creative New Zealand is calling for expressions of interest from New Zealand artists of considerable achievement and/or curators on behalf of these artists to represent New Zealand at the 51st Venice…
Inn-House: Christopher Braddock, Chiara Corbelletto, Paul Cullen, Andrea Low and Marcus Williams Opening 11 December 6-8 pm Lopdell House Gallery
Courtesy of NZ Herald Showing some skin By LINDA HERRICK arts editor You can bet the old telephone exchange building, which is now the New Gallery, has never housed anything like this…
A one-off charitable fundraiser event from award-winning dancer Kristian Larsen who has fallen in love. Unfortunately, the object of his affection lives in faraway Holland so, in order to cross the…
From the hottest electronic and dance acts around, to the most talked about rock bands on the planet, the BIG DAY OUT has raised the bar to dish up a festival lineup that's both fresh and…
In the spring of 2002, Errol Wright spent several months filming on the streets of Wellington what has become a story of the quest for peace, of a group of homeless and landless that go by the name…
Submissions are open for the Commonwealth Film Festival 2004 and the chance to appear at one of the UK's fastest growing, most internationalist film festival is officially up for grabs.